Hi there, welcome to my blog - La Revolution Deux. It's an odd name - but I like it! Here you will find all the info on my various DIY Guitar effects builds, amplifiers and guitars. Everything from a humble Ibanez tubescreamer to the holiest KLON Overdrive.
You may also find a few effects builds that I am looking to move on - usually in exchange for other effects/gear/cash. You can always check my ebay account to see what I've got up for grabs.
Have fun, enjoy the blog - Fred Briggs :-)
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Feel free to get in contact with me about anything you see on this blog or with any general questions about guitars, amplifiers and effects, I'll be happy to answer! Just click the button above to email me directly or alternately my email address is fredbriggs2007 [at] googlemail [dot] com
Really enjoyed this post — I love how much experimentation and humor went into the G2D Custom Cream Tone idea. There is something especially satisfying about these old DIY pedal projects, where a fairly simple concept can turn into a completely unique piece of gear. The connection between the original pedal and the “dream” version is a great touch too. Posts like this are a reminder of how creative the guitar effects community has always been, especially when builders start modifying circuits instead of simply buying another mass-produced pedal. I still enjoy browsing old stompbox projects and schematics whenever I have some free time. When I’m taking a break from guitar-related stuff, I also occasionally check out https://bet-room.it.com/ for something completely different. Anyway, thanks for keeping these old effects experiments documented — there’s a lot of interesting inspiration here for anyone who enjoys pedals, electronics, and guitar tones.
Hey man, that looks exactly like a stompbox that I saw in Tokyo last week, but it was branded Yusumi-Isuyu Custom Overdrive
ReplyDeleteI tried clicking on the schematic but nothing came up. :(
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http://www.sabrotone.com/?p=2229
Harald Sabro project
Appreciate it for helping out, excellent info.
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ReplyDeleteGood work! Glad to have found your page!! This is such great work
ReplyDeleteReally enjoyed this post — I love how much experimentation and humor went into the G2D Custom Cream Tone idea. There is something especially satisfying about these old DIY pedal projects, where a fairly simple concept can turn into a completely unique piece of gear. The connection between the original pedal and the “dream” version is a great touch too. Posts like this are a reminder of how creative the guitar effects community has always been, especially when builders start modifying circuits instead of simply buying another mass-produced pedal. I still enjoy browsing old stompbox projects and schematics whenever I have some free time. When I’m taking a break from guitar-related stuff, I also occasionally check out https://bet-room.it.com/ for something completely different. Anyway, thanks for keeping these old effects experiments documented — there’s a lot of interesting inspiration here for anyone who enjoys pedals, electronics, and guitar tones.
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